PROCESS BOOK - stephanieakin.com · TABLE OF CONTENTS. Moodboard 19-20. Colors/Type 21 Thumbnails . 22-23 Illustrations. 24-26 Roughs/Nets . 27-35 Final Nets

PROCESS BOOK

STEPHANIE EAKIN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Moodboard 19-20

Colors/Type 21

Thumbnails 22-23

Illustrations 24-26

Roughs/Nets 27-35

Final Nets 36-38

Final Photos 39-43

2 | MAC + CHEESE

Research 45-46

Moodboard 47

Thumbnails 48

Roughs 49

Final Mark 50

Colors/Type 51

Guidelines 52

Finals 53-54

3 | AKRON BLIND CENTER

Moodboard 2-3

Thumbnails 4

Roughs 5-9

Line Art 10-12

Colors 13-16

Finals 17

1 | TRAVEL POSTERS

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TRAVEL POSTERS

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M A C K I N A CI S L A N D

Shopping • Food • Inns

N E L S O N ’ SL E D G E SHiking • Sightseeing • Climbing

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C H I C A G OShopping • Art • Sightseeing

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MAC + CHEESE

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we know that there’s no need to over-complicate a classic meal. that’s why

our labels don’t have any fancy photos or complicated directions like other

products. we show you exactly what you’re gett ing - del icious, healthy

(m)acaroni (a)nd (c)heese. i t ’s s imply m.a.c .

BRAND PROMISE

COLOR PALETTE

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7” x 1 .25”

7” x 2.5”

1.5

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.5”

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7” x 1 .25”

7” x 2.5”

1.5” x 2

.5”

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preparation

boildrain add noodles

cups watertbsp buttercup milk

stirenjoy! add cheese

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healthy easy delicious.it’s that simple.

we know that there’s no need to over-complicate a classic meal. that’s why our labels don’t have any fancy photos or complicated directions like other products. we show you exactly what you’re getting - delicious, healthy (m)acaroni (a)nd (c)heese. it’s

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preparation

cups watercup milk


61/2

box m.a.c. 1tbsp butter 1/2


boil

add noodles(right side)(left side)

stir + add butter

add cheese

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3drainenjoy!

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cups watercup milk 61/2



boil


stir + add butter

add cheese

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3drainenjoy!

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herb and butter

shell pasta





boil


stir + add butter

add cheese

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3drainenjoy!

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hot pepper

ridged macaroni





boil


stir + add butter

add cheese

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3drainenjoy!

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AKRON BLIND CENTER

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The Summit County Society of the Blind was founded in 1913 by individuals who were blind to give support to those who were basically shut-ins. The Society began its primary mission to meet the needs of persons with vision loss.

The Society became incorporated in 1948 as the Akron Blind Center and Workshop and later became the Akron Blind Center, Inc. The Center was established to promote education, outreach, and recreational activities to the blind, as well as to support people who are blind and legally blind in Summit and adjoining counties.

Membership is now over 100 members, and they are seeking to expand their reach and serve more amazing people, all while educating the public about these champions of overcoming adversity. Classes are offered the three middle days each week with a social day each Wednesday.

Mentor programs are offered for younger or recently transitioning sight loss adults. They partner those loosing their sight with an “experienced” individual who can offer valuable insights and information, as well as encouragement to help them through a scary and lonely experience.

Within the Akron Blind Center is a small store that offers aids and devices to both members and the public. These items include magnifiers, talking products such as watches, alarm clocks, etc., as well as a wide variety of other items too numerous to mention which help the visually impaired with everyday activities.

The Center is not state or federally funded and operates almost entirely by trusts and donations from individuals and the foundations. They are proud of their members and their continued dedication to the goals of the Center.

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The current Akron Blind Center mark arranges their initials into the shape of an owl’s face, with the A and B serving as eyes and the C serving as its break. The counterforms of the blue A and B are filled in with black, and the beak is yellow and outlined with black to make it stand out on white backgrounds. The font appears to be some variation of Bauhaus.

The current mark has low readability and fails to accurately represent who the company serves, as owls have excellent eyesight. The logo lacks any sense of containment and unity. The colors have no meaning associated with them, and thus are completely pointless. Likewise, failure to use this logo has resulted in lack of branding for the company as a whole.

THE CURRENT MARK

THE REASON FOR CHANGE

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The new mark uses the braille dots for each of the letters of the Akron Blind Center’s initials. This helps showcase one of the many things the Center does: help to teach braille to those loosing their sight.

The Futura family was used as a typeface as it matches the geometric style of the dots in the logo, and looks both elegant yet professional and modern. Yellow was used for these dots to represent light, while a low-contrast gray was used to draw emphasis to the dots as their services focus on the visually impaired. The mark can be used on both black and white. C=13 M=0 Y=97 K=0C=0 M=0 Y=0 K=70C=0 M=0 Y=0 K=100C=0 M=0 Y=0 K=0

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STACKING TYPE HORIZONTALLY

ROTATING TYPE STRETCHING HORIZONTALLY/VERTICALLY

REDUCING BELOW 1” MAKE BRAILLE SAME COLOR/HUE AS TYPOGRAPHY

AVOID THE FOLLOWING

The mark can be used at any size larger than 1” (72 pixels). The mark should have a large exclusion zone to emphasize the white space around it. Do not rotate the mark or stack it horizontally. The braille dots should always be higher contrast or a different color than the typography, as they’re meant to represent the visual aid the Akron Blind Center provides to those who have difficulty seeing normally.

Using the braille dots as a design element is allowed as long as the full logo is still present somewhere on the design.

The exclusion zone around the mark is based off of the width of the two vertical braille dots.

No typography or images should intrude into this area.

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